rhealey@digibd.com (Rob Healey) (06/06/91)
Configure has been a pain in the butt for me so I thought I'd pass my experiences along. 1) Add /usr/ccs/bin to the PATH declaration. 2) Add /usr/ccs/lib to the lib search path. 3) Change the search for libc.so.1 so that it fails, this doesn't define everything libc.a does. 4) Add the -p option to the nm that scans libc.a so that the sed script can properly parse nm output. These 4 changes have basically made most of the sources that use Configure set up properly. -Rob -- Rob Healey rhealey@digibd.com Digi International (DigiBoard) Eden Prairie, MN (612) 943-9020
dfields@radium.urbana.mcd.mot.com (David Fields) (06/07/91)
> 3) Change the search for libc.so.1 so that it fails, this doesn't > define everything libc.a does. Note, if you want dynamic linking libc.so is the equivalent to libc.a libc.so is an archive that contains the libc.so.1 shared object Dave Fields // Motorola Computer Group // dfields@urbana.mcd.mot.com